The Belgian Grand Prix will be the first to face it, no doubt more will follow soon: the rotation of Grand Prix weekends on the Formula 1 calendar. One year F1 will visit a circuit, but the competition will only return every other year. Former team principal Guenther Steiner shared his thoughts on this new idea
As preparations for the new Formula 1 season continue, Sergio Perez sits at home with his family. The Mexican lost his seat at Red Bull Racing, but that doesn’t mean a definite departure for the Mexican from the competition. Guenther Steiner believes a return with Cadillac is more than logical.
As the new season nears, news continues to flood out of the F1 world. In an exclusive conversation with GPblog, Guenther Steiner has commented on Aston Martin’s ambitions to sign Max Verstappen, Red Bull’s Ford powertrain engine roars into life for the first time, and Lewis Hamilton is mocked by one of his Mercedes sponsors.
Aston Martin would be willing to pay as much as a billion pounds for Max Verstappen, rumour has it. If the story is true, Guenther Steiner – Haas F1’s former team principal – wonders aloud whether the reigning world champion would be wise to switch to the ambitious team.
Liam Lawson faces the tough task of being Max Verstappen’s teammate in 2025. Pierre Gasly, Daniel Ricciardo, Alexander Albon and most recently Sergio Perez all eventually lost out to the now four-time Formula 1 world champion. Guenther Steiner, former Haas F1 team boss, fears for the New Zealander that the same fate awaits him.
The F1 season is ever closer, and GPblog brings you the round up of the most fresh batch of Formula One related news.
Yuki Tsunoda, to his own dismay, was passed over to fill in the vacant seat at Red Bull Racing after Sergio Perez was pushed aside by the Austrians. Red Bull chose to put Liam Lawson next to Max Verstappen, a decision Guenther Steiner does not understand very well.
Guenther Steiner exclusive, the lead up to the 2025 24h of Daytona event and Haas F1 making history. GPblog brings you the best news of the day from the world of Formula One.
Guenther Steiner does not believe Max Verstappen will leave Red Bull Racing after 2025. Indeed, according to the former Haas F1 team principal, there are no decent alternatives for the four-time world champion, he explained that to GPblog during an exclusive interview. Does Steiner have a point or not?
Four times in a row Max Verstappen managed to become the drivers’ champion in Formula 1, but it is by no means a foregone conclusion that a fifth title will follow for the Dutchman in 2025. Judging purely on the form in the second part of the F1 season in ’24, many changes are needed
Two more editions of the Dutch Grand Prix and then the race in Zandvoort will disappear from the Formula 1 calendar. Both nationally and internationally, people have reacted with disappointment to the organisers’ decision to quit the Netherlands’ biggest sporting event. Guenther Steiner, former team boss of Haas F1, is one of those who wanted
An interesting and exciting season awaits both Max Verstappen and Red Bull in 2025. The big question is whether the Austrian team can be competitive against the fierce competition of McLaren and Ferrari, both teams which are expected to be strong in 2025. Will Verstappen want to leave Red Bull if he no longer feels he can
